Young programmer Filip enjoys everything today's world offers well-paid professionals: travel, drugs, and casual sex. Earning a comfortable living by developing addictive games and mining personal data may not be very moral, but if he doesn't do it, someone else will, right? When a resourceful pragmatist is presented with a historic opportunity during the escalating refugee crisis to profit from human suffering enough that he will never have to get up for work again, he doesn't hesitate to lend his cynicism to a good cause. An uncomfortable question opens up for readers: are they witnessing disgusting exploitation or an effective rescue mission? Journalist and commentator Michal Kašpárek takes aim at the current cults of efficiency, creativity, and flexibility in his dark satire, presenting a chilling yet brutally funny view of Generation Y.
